Smooth operation: This low-noise magnetic turbo gives you a quiet exercise environment. Please note that the noise/friction sound comes from the friction between the wheels and the trainer. Our indoor bike trainer itself doesn’t contain any noise-causing parts
Protective levelness-adjustable feet caps: This magnet turbo trainer is secured by four non-slip feet caps to prevent the trainer from displacing or damaging the floor during a workout. On each gear-like cap, the “teeth” are varied in thickness. You can rotate the cap and choose the right thickness to level the trainer
Functional home gym accessory: This indoor bike trainer fits for 26'' to 28'' and 700C wheels, and comes with a quick release skewer, so it requires a bike with a rear quick release wheel. Great for indoor cycling training, also an ideal option for bicycle lover
Use Tips: This bike trainer is designed for bikes with quick-release axles. Thru-axle adapters (not included) are needed for thru-axle bikes. For reducing humming sound, we recommend equipping your bike with slick tires and using the bike trainer on a carpet
Universal mounting system: This bike trainer stand is equipped with new mounting fittings that can be compatible with most quick release skewers. The fittings adopt shock absorption plastic, which can effectively buffer the partial resonance when using the trainer
8 avaliações para Yaheetech Magnetic Steel Bike Trainer Stand for Indoor Riding, 26-28in/700C
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antonio franscio (comprador verificado) –
Set up is made for quick release axles…it also comes with one in case you don’t have one
Well it took about 10 mins to figure it out as the Manuel don’t say too much…but.. I have to change my rear wheel axle to a quick release..as it seems the set up that locks it in is made for that….I have a nut and bolt….at this time only one side covers a bolt and the other don’t….I gave a it a small test….and it held up…but i feel it would have a better grip with the quick release axle as both sides would be locked in secure…so will up date this as soon as it’s done. Oh and get a small step or something to get on and off the bike with. As you are now about four to five inches higher off the ground….so get a small step , or cement block to climb on… And climb off…..enjoy ur workout..so..I got my axle changed.. Bolted up and so far it works just fine..also just found out the stand ends can adjust to a uneven floor.. Not much but it helps…but it works great,so far..my 15th time using it…since I got the axle changed…it’s great….a small humming sound comes from the motor. But if you lighten up on the tension…it’s a lil more quiet…so far no issues… Gave this a AA+…So its may 17 -2020….it seems that a lot of people don’t realise the tension can be adjusted with a turn of the knob under the motor…. Also if you have off” road tires , you will have a little louder noise…and if your bolted in properly and you don’t get any resistance check the adjuster on the bottom of the motor…its seems ur not getting any contact with the wheel motor…..
Fionn G (comprador verificado) –
nice
i got this for a bike that was too banged up to use outside. at the time of buying it it was cheaper than working a repair job on the bike. just needed something to use my legs on really, and it works good. it is definitely going to be noisy when you use it, especially if you want to tighten the back so theres more muscle needed to peddle it. dont use it if you’re on the second floor of an apartment building when people are sleeping, i guess. if you’re really trying to get a good workout i’d say its about as loud as a window ac unit on a high fan setting. anyways i love it, it’s good for practicing social distancing inside and away from people.
Mixtli Escobedo (comprador verificado) –
Works on bike without quick release wheels.
Very sturdy but pretty noisy. Okay if you use in the garage but too noisy for your room. This actually worked for my bike that doesn’t have a quick release wheel. One side fits perfect while the other side fits about 75 percent in (most likely because my bike doesn’t have quick release so I didn’t use the wheel skewer that comes with it). But very sturdy. I’ve used it over twenty times and my bike screw never popped out and feels very secure when riding. Overall very happy with my purchase and would recommend.
curtis jones (comprador verificado) –
Great product
Works great for what I expected. Not sure about extra hardware that comes with it. Possibly there’s a different rear will you can use not sure.
N. L. O. (comprador verificado) –
Easy & Excellent
This is an easy to hookup and excellent trainer. Wished I had ordered it sooner.
K (comprador verificado) –
Not loud with road bikes.
Comes assembled. Yes it makes noise, but only when I put my MTB on it. It’s a quiet humming sound with the road bike that didn’t bother me at all. But my guess is the comments about the noise are for those people who are putting really thick tires on it and a little too much resistance. I’m super happy with this purchase that I didn’t break the bank, and it can be stored away easily. As you can see though, not my 20″ fit though. But maybe I was hoping too much. I do have a vibration pad under it, and even my yoga mat and more. I’m thinking maybe quiet pipe insulation/foam could work too, but that’s only if I’m up in the middle of the night would I need to be cautious. It’s not a noise maker for me at all, and I live in a very quiet building in a residential neighborhood in the loudest city of them all. So I highly recommend!!!! Stay safe everyone. Hope this helps.
Beasley (comprador verificado) –
Easier than I thought
When I got my initial package the wrong item was sent, but it was quickly taken care of by customer service and I received a replacement in two days. After reading reviews I was afraid that it would be very difficult to set up and I had no idea how to change out the quick release rod. Thankfully the existing prongs worked for me so the entire thing was set up in about 10 minutes. Some commented that the noise would be muffled if it was on a rug or carpet. I just have a rug underneath it so I don’t damaged my floors. It makes no more noise than a stationary bike or bike rollers. I pop in my AirPods and listen to an audiobook as I ride. I don’t have any problem hearing. The bike is very stable which I appreciate. I had rollers and as I’m getting older the fear of falling is great. I feel very stable on the trainer. So far I’ve used it for a week and I really like it.
MKay (comprador verificado) –
Poor directions, manual
Works fine for the price. Not as smooth as a $400 us made model, but great for the money.The manual with directions is terrible. Ridiculously small font. Directions reference parts of the trainer, but I had to guess what it referenced.The manual uses very poor photos to show parts of the trainer. Photos are tiny, grainy, and too dark. Would drawings and charts help?I gave up.My friend who is already with bike trainers knew how to set it up with no directions